WHEN: March 4-5, 2023
More details are on the signup form: https://tinyurl.com/
We welcome all girls in grades 6+ to attend as junior staff. Please register here individually: https://forms.gle/
Monday, October 24, 2022
Camp B.A.S.I.C.
Sunday, October 23, 2022
Pima Outdoor Skills Day
Pima Outdoor Skills Day
Sunday, November 6 1:00-3:30pm for 4th grades and up
At Scottsdale Ranch Park, (~100th St & Via Linda), Ramada #10 (west-most ramada)
HONE YOUR OUTDOOR SKILLS and learn some new ones!
Fire Safety, Tents, Outdoor Cooking, First Aid, Knife Safety, Knots, Leave No Trace, Navigation, and more!
COST
$5, which includes snacks and patch.
TO REGISTER
Fill out the Outdoor Skills Day registration form.
Submit payment to Lee, c/o RSI, PO Box 22400, Tempe AZ 85285-2400.
Make troop check to Pima Neighborhood.
Camp B.A.S.I.C. is sponsored by Troop 2010, 2256, and 4727 and is staffed by Pima Neighborhood Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador Girl Scouts. Please contact Troop 2010 at gstrp2010@gmail.com with any questions.
Saturday, October 22, 2022
S'mores, Singing, and a Campfire!
Troop #4400 will be hosting a campfire sing along! Troops are encouraged to prepare a song or skit to share! Bring a blanket or sit-upons for your troop.
When: Friday, November 18, from 6-8pm
Where: Karalyn Folmes' home (address when you register)
Cost: $2 per girl - includes patch, hot chocolate and s'mores.
Optional: We are requesting donations for Hope Women's Shelter, especially toiletries. Their requests can be found here. Thank you!!
Registration: To RSVP and for payment information, click here.
Please remember that only registered members may attend neighborhood events. Unregistered dads, siblings, aunts, uncles, grandparents, and nice strangers may not attend events.
Friday, October 21, 2022
Love our Schools Community Service Event
Calling All Older Girls - Cadette and up (6th grade and up)
What: Pima Neighborhood will be hosting a Service event called Love Our Schools at Redfield Elementary on Saturday, October 22nd.
Start time is 9am. Event should take 1.5 -2 hours based on how many girls we get.
*Girls will need to bring shovels and tools to help plant. Girls should wear gloves as well.
Things to bring: Vegetable Plants, Wooden stakes (that tell what the vegetables are), Paint and Brushes
- Please sign up on Signup genius below
Please fill out the google form by Wednesday, October 19th.
Please fill out the signup genius by Thursday, October 20th. This will let us know what you are bringing.
Any questions, please feel free to reach out to Liz Sinkwitz or send me a message.
Thank you!
November Leader's Agenda: Cookie Training 2022-2023
Our cookie training wild be at either 10 am or 6:30 pm on Monday, November 7th.
Where: Meetings will be held in-person at the Boys and Girls Club (10515 E Lakeview Dr, Scottsdale, AZ 85258).
Who: All leaders and cookie managers
Please sign up here.
CALENDAR
2022-2023 calendar is a work in progress. Check back for updates.
November
Community Service: Adopt-a-Family (Susan V)
November 6: Outdoor Skills Training (Outdoor Ed team)
November 7: Cookie Training (Kelley H and Teresa)
November 18: Songfest (Andrea A., Troop 4400)
November 19: Father/Daughter Dance (Kiri, Troop 7076)
November 30: Leader's Holiday Party
December
Community Service: Caroling
December 3: Robotics Team Competition
December 3: Volunteer Conference
December 4, 5 pm, Pima Astronomy Event (Outdoor Ed team)
December 17, 8 am: Jingle Bell Hike
January 2023
Community Service Event: Canned Food Drive for the Navajo Nation
Pinewood Derby (Troop 4913)
January 6: Cookie Rally (Troop 2010)
January 14: Robotics Team Competition
January 14 or 15: Cookie Delivery
January 16: Cookie Sales Begin
January 28, 9:30: Morning Stroll
February 2023
February 25, 9:30: Morning Stroll
February 26: Thinking Day (Troop 2256/4727)
March 2023
Community Service: Jared Boxes and Treasures for Teachers
March 4-5: Camp B.A.S.I.C.
March 15: Presidential Service Award deadline
April 2023
Community Service Event: Earth Day and Women’s Shelter
April 3: Leader's Gala
April 15, 2 pm: Les Miserables, Student Edition
April 22: Annual Meeting (tentative)
April 29, 8 am: Morning Stroll
TBA: Mother/Daughter Tea (Troop 7076)
May 2023
Community Service: DIY Pet Toys
May 3: Older Girl Recognition and Bridging (Troop 2256/4727)
June 2023
June 10, 2 pm: Lion King, Jr
June 19-23 (tentative): Day Camp: Once Upon a Pima
July 2023
July 18-20: National Girl Scout Convention in Orlando
Cookie Rally 2023
January 6, 2023
Notre Dame Prep Cafeteria
6-7pm
Play fun games!
Practice selling cookies!
Learn about Digital Cookie!
Set cookie goals!
Learn about your favorite cookies!
Have fun!
Bring canned goods for the food drive! There will be a drop-off box here!
Cost: $2 (covers patches)
RSVP by 12/13/22 here (https://forms.gle/ugkJDsAVYRzEtjLRA)
Please include troop number, troop leader, and number of girls attending. Checks should be payable to Pima Neighborhood.
Volunteers can sign up here: https://forms.gle/CJN9bqDryxrxESc67
Monday, October 10, 2022
Neighborhood Leadership and Service Shirts
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Payment can be made via Venmo to Diana or by check made out to Pima Neighborhood. For details on how to submit payments (if you don't already know), email pima.neighborhood@gmail.com
Thursday, October 6, 2022
Robotics Workshops
Workshops will be held in our lab! Please sign up here and tell the Techalongs which badge you'd like them to work on with your troop and when.
Some of the badges are about building robot prototypes. If you can help us collecting the following, that would be much appreciated.
Constructions paper
Paper towel/TP rolls
Yarn
Cardboard
Paper plates
Boxes
Pipe cleaners
Rubber bands
Bottles
Toothpicks
Felt
Foam sheets
Tin cans
Stapler
Brads
markers/colored pencils/crayons
ruler
Anything else you find around the house that might be used as building materials...this is just a sample list. There is no limit to what you can use!
Sunday, October 2, 2022
Car Packets
So you're preparing for a troop trip/encampment and need to assemble a car packet. What's that? Why do I need one? What's in it?
A car packet is a collection of forms intended for use in the event of an emergency.
A car packet is intended to ensure that legal and liability requirements are met in the case of an accident or emergency. Information in the packets help you connect with council members who can help you take the right steps.
When taking a trip…
Your first step is to complete a troop trip application for the trip. The troop trip application should include all girls and all adults who are traveling. All participants must be registered and adults must have completed their background check.
- Our service unit is Pima.
- You will need pdfs or jpegs of CPR and TCC cards for this application.
Next, assemble your driver's packets. Create Drivers Packets for each driver, even if a driver if there is car with only a driver and his/her own daughter.
If you create identical packets, you can give each driver a packet, shuffle girls amongst cars
as you wish without having to shuffle paperwork, and collect the packets again after camp.
You will turn this packet in when you check in – be sure to get them back before you leave!
Each packet should contain:
• A list of all riders in that particular car (in case of emergency)
• Adult information and health form for all adults
• General Permission/Health form and Specific Event Permission forms for all girls
• Directions to camp and map of camp
Map of Willow Springs
• Camp schedule
Other forms to include:
- Girl Scout Activity Insurance Brochure
- GSUSA Paper Claim Form
- Paper Incident Report Form (for use when internet is not available)
Each car should have ALL of these items on them and available for check in upon arrival.
The electronic incident report form is here.
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